Revolt Not Quelled Attack On Nacome Honduras
Reports from Manacua Nicaragua say Choluteca was paid by Honduran insurgents as part of a plan. Rebels soon attacked Nacome after evacuating Choluteca while Washington weighing naval moves to coast at Puerto Cortez and Ceiba to deter insurgent threats to American interests.
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Nicaragua
Choluteca
Nacaome
Washington
Puerto Cortez
Ceiba
Honduras
Marietta
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Tacoma
Des Moines
United States
Panama
Sefior Ugarte
State Department
Coral
Bacon
Premier Asquith considers live cattle imports from Europe
London July 15 Premier Asquith received a meat trade deputation urging removal of the embargo on live cattle from Scandinavia and a committee study of meat supply in Britain. He showed sympathy and asked for time to consult colleagues, signaling possible admission of cattle where safe. The group remains hopeful on Canadian cattle despite Lord Carrington’s opposition, with no immediate action expected.
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London
Asquith
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Lord Carrington
Board of Agriculture
American beef in England sparks government inquiry
London officials consider action to curb the American beef combination in Great Britain. Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, told Lord Robert Cecil in the House of Commons that the six firms under the bloc are under government scrutiny. He has not yet decided to appoint a committee of inquiry.
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London
Great Britain
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Lord Robert Cecil
House of Commons
Churchill
Strained Relations Reported Between Nicaragua and Guatemala
Mexico City July 15 Correspondence reveals tensions between Nicaragua and Guatemala. Nicaragua asked about alleged executions of two Nicaraguans by President Cabrera, who denied they were shot. Cabrera’s reply unsatisfactory, Guatemala invited delegates to Pan American medical congress but seeks safe conduct. Zelaya notes poor treatment of Honduran envoy Bustillo. Cabrera has not answered.
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Nicaragua
Guatemala
State Department
Cabrera
Carlos A Valdez
Manuel Garcia Otolea
Niva Tagua
Pan-American Medical Congress
Guatemala City
Zelaya
Bustillo
Honduras
COMMANDER PEARY TO SAIL TODAY
Commander Robert E Peary announced in Sidney that he and Mrs Peary with their children will sail for winter quarters at Sheridan Cape Ireland on September 5. He plans to return from the present expedition in September or October next year as the Roosevelt takes on coal and other supplies and sails with the support ship Eric tomorrow night.
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Sidney
C. B
Robert E
Porto Rico editor sails to Santo Domingo mission
George Cabot Ward editor of Porto Rico departed San Juan aboard the revenue cutter Algonquin for Santo Domingo on a special Washington ordered mission.
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San Juan
George Cabot Ward
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Washington
Austrian parliament motion seeks US talks on 1967 accord
Dr Licht in Vienna announces a motion to compel government to open negotiations with the United States on an arrangement to the American German agreement of 1967. He urges issuance of a proclamation by President Roosevelt granting Austria-Hungary the same concessions as Germany, under favored nation treatment for Austria-Hungary as long as present.
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Vienna
Dr Licht
United States
Stepe
Roosevelt
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Well dressed man sparks scene aboard Usitania
Shortly before the incident the Usitania sailed yesterday when a well dressed man caused a scene by asking questions about the voyage. Ship officers induced him to return money paid for transportation. Relatives took him in charge and the man’s name given was Joseph.
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Theusitania
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Joseph
Prince of Wales Sails to Quebec for City Centenary
The Prince of Wales and a royal party sailed from Portsmouth aboard the Indomitable to attend Quebec's 300th anniversary celebrations for Champlain's founding of the city. Attending notables included Ambassador Reid, Lord Strathcona, the Earl of Dudley, and Sir Francis J. Hopwood. Quebec awes with decorations as battleships Albemarle Exmouth Russell Duncan and Arrogant arrive. a tented city for guests rises under American management.
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Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
Great Britain
Quebec
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Waterloo Station
Sir Francis J. S. Hopwoof
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Colonial Office
Earl of Dudley
Australia
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Exmouth
Russell
Duncan
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Cap Chatte
Sydney
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Plans of the Vice-President to attend Quebec celebration
Vice-President Fairbanks announced from Indianapolis that he will travel to Quebec for the welcoming of the Prince of Wales. He expects to arrive July 21 and will be accompanied by his private secretary and Major Mott.
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Washington
Fairbanks
United States
Prince of Wales
Quebec
State Department
Indianapolis
Major Mott
Macedonia reforms awaited Russian note Berlin says
Berlin July 15 The Sud Deutsche Reichs Korrespondenz reports Germany will wait for the Russian note on Macedonia before weighing British proposals for reform. The constabulary and financial administration are linked, with Austria Hungary and Italy to shape views. Bulgaria’s diplomat Nikyforoff says Sofia Constantinople ties are good and disorders stem from Turkish misrule.
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Sud-Deutsche-Reichs- Korrespondenz
von Bislow
Germany
Macedonia
Great Britain
Austria- Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Nikyforoff
Porte
Sofia
Constantinople
Turkey
Mexican conspirators confess in Mexican uprisings case
In Mexico City two Mexican agents linked to U S revolutionary juntas confessed after capture in San Luis Potosi. Eulalio Trevino and Cosme Pena posed as Baptist ministers, held meetings in Coahuila and San Luis Potosi, and communicated with Magon. Authorities reveal misused funds and a recovered code key, with further documents pending public release.
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Mexico
Revolutionary Juntas
United States
Eulalio Trevino
Cosme Pena
Vanegas
San Luis Potosi
San Antonio
Junta
St. Louis
Leopoldo Villarea
Coahuila
Trevino
Magon
Perez de Leon
Battle in Tabriz Dims Hope of Subduing Rebels
London dispatch reports uncertain outcome as Bachin Khan’s troops clash with revolutionists in Tabriz. Ongoing fighting risks extended cordon of horsemen causing severe economic strain. end not foreseen.
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Times
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Bachin Khan
Nebraska rejoined fleet. all aboard reported well
Admiral Sperry announced the Nebraska rejoined the Atlantic fleet after leaving San Francisco due to suspected yellow fever. The report notes arrival plans for divisions and anchors around Honolulu, with crews preparing to take on pilots and sail for Auckland and Pacific stops at Pago Pago and Suva.
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Virginia
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Samoa
Ajax
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Fiji
New Zealand Socialists Threaten Unemployed Demonstration
In Auckland Socialists threaten to mass the unemployed in protest against public expenditure for the American fleet visit. In Wellington MP Malcolm warned the fleet visit could push colonists toward the United States rather than Britain, lamenting the invitation tonight.
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House of Assembly
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Guilty of Bigamy Verdict for Royal Von Helden
The White Plains jury found Royal Von Helden guilty of bigamy. He may receive five years at Sing Sing. Jurors contributed to aid wife No 1 and her four children. Prosecution showed he was born poor, not noble. Judge Platt to sentence Saturday. charities seek leniency.
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von Helden
Sing Sing
Wife No. 1
Ida Brambach
Wife No. 2
Miss Brambach
New York
California
Lee Davis
Germany
Lusitania Receives Stratheyre Crew Drowning Attempt
In steerage of the Lusitania sailing from here yesterday were twenty Chinamen from the Stratheyre crew. Ten jumped overboard Saturday to drown themselves over poor food. Twenty five Chinamen on Stratheyre. two succeeded. Mrs. Mary G. Quackenbos, DOJ lawyer, saved three intelligent crewmen from water. they testified before Coroner Harburger. They will be sent to England then Shanghai.
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Mary G. Quackenbos
Department of Justice
Washington
Harburger
England
Shanghai
Bostock Trainer Faikendorph Wounded by Tigers
Faikendorph the Bostock trainer was hurt Sunday night by tigers. He is reported worse with severe left arm pain and possible pus infection risking blood poisoning. Leg wounds are improving. Ricardo, with a mixed group, has replaced Falkendorph on the programme.
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Tigers
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Relay Journey Begins as Little Tim Opens Mile Relay
Acting Mayor Sullivan officiates the start of a thousand mile relay run by Young Men's Christian Association boys. Herbert H. Rapp of the 23d Street YMCA carries the silver tube to Mayor Busse in Chicago, with crowds, police, and a ceremonial City Hall sendoff. The relay covers many miles, with swimmers planned for Cayuga Lake and multiple branches sharing the task.
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Herbert H. Rapp
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Rapp
Richard C. Morse
Young Men’s Christian Asociation
New York
Chicago
Broadway
Walker Street
Raff
John Tiebout, Jr
Bedford Branch
Brooklyn
City Hall Park
Prince Street
9Th Street
Young Men's Christian Association
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Cayuga Lake
Warren
Yonkers
Ossining
Madden
Fishkill
Poughkeepsie
McClellan
City of New York
City of
Atlantic
Lake Michigan
George B. M'Clellan
Fred A. Busse
Santo Domingo Prospects With 1907 Customs Plan
Major Frank McIntyre, assistant chief of the insular affairs bureau, will sail from New York July 25 to inspect Santo Domingo customs under the 1907 convention. Reports say receivership receipts rise monthly, aiding the Dominican government as $5,000,000 has been deposited since 1905.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
New York
Cherokee
Santo Domingo
Senate
Roosevelt
Insular Bureau
McIntyre
W. E. Pulliam
Morton Trust Company of
Republic
Major McIntyre
Navy Uniforms Barred at New London Pavilion
Acting Secretary Newberry warned President Miner of the New London Business Men's Association that enlisted sailors face discrimination at a local pavilion. The Navy Department may move squadron headquarters to a welcoming port or seek legal protection, awaiting a reply before taking action.
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New London, Conn
Newberry
A. T. Miner
New
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Navy Department
United States Navy
Physician's wife rearrested in morphine case
Oneonta New York July 15 Mrs Hazel Parish wife of Dr Edward Parish rearrested on new charge of performing a criminal operation on Mrs Watley before morphine death autopsy by Coroner Van Guysling and Dr W Augustin at New Salem cemetery defense lawyers H D McLaury and A R Gibbs District Attorney Welch aided by I W Miller Bail or transfer to Cooperstown jail until bail posted
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Oneonta
N. Y
Hazel Parish
Edward J. Parish
William Watley
W. Augustin
New Salem
Pr. Parish
H. D. McLaury
A. R. Gibbs
Welch
I. W. Miller
Anson Declared Bankrupt in Chicago Suit
Adrian C. Anson former Chicago National League captain was adjudged bankrupt in Chicago on July 15 with Judge Landis appointing a receiver for his Dilliard and bowling business. The filing followed a suit by Mrs Charles P Taft of Cincinnati seeking $36 000 rent.
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Adrian C. Anson
Landis
Anson
Apson
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Navy Handles Collier Bids Amid Bills and Protest
The Navy Department ponders buying three new steam colliers or accepting bids from other builders. Bowles of Fore River protests bids from others, noting Congress intended purchasing from Fore River and cites naval appropriation language for two additional colliers. Army and Navy orders list numerous officer transfers and encampments as ships move to ports and trials begin.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Quincy
Mass
Congress
House
Senate Naval Committees
Fore River
Francis T. Bowles
Murderer of Father Leo Hanged in Colorado
Giuseppe Alia was executed at the state penitentiary in Canyon City for the February 3 murder of Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's Church in Denver. He shot the priest during communion, proclaimed maledictions on the Catholic priesthood, and shouted political cries as he faced the scaffold.
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Col
Giuseppe Alia
State Penitentiary
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denver
Alla
Father Leo
Ala
Leo
Paterson
N. J
Italy
Major Ray to Return to Station in Philippines
Major B B Ray of the army pay department is likely to sail from San Francisco to Manila on the next transport. He has been in the United States on extended leave and mixed in publicity tied to President Taft. To avoid political embarrassment his leave extension will be revoked and he will return to his station.
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Washington
B. B. Ray
Army Pay Department
Philippines
San Francisco
Manila
Taft
Major Ray
United States
Wright
Mr. Taft
Move Massive Treasury Pillars Replace with Granite Columns
The Treasury Department in Washington began replacing seventy year old sandstone pillars on the east front with solid granite columns weighing thirty two tons each, exclusive of a six ton base. A derrick capable of lifting eighty tons started the removal and the sandstone coping and walls will be removed to complete the upgrade.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Milford
Webber Outing Draws Thousands to Harlem River Park
The Richard Webber Mutual Benefit Society picnic at Sulzer's Harlem River Park attracted about five thousand people. Proceeds totaled 32.00 for the group, with athletic events at 2 pm including a 75 yard dash won by Esther Edwards and a close finish for Catherine Smith and Violet May. An 88 yard elementary school relay went to Public Schools 69 and 42, followed by vaudeville and dancing. Secretary Wright inspected Fort Washington later that day with aides and generals, hosted by Lt. Col. William H. Coffin at dinner.
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Sulzer
Harlem River Park
126Th Street
Second Avenue
Esther Edwards
Catherine Smith
Violet May
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